About Us
About The Founder
Chrissy Brown is a maternal mental health advocate, Health Equity Expert, speaker and the Founder of The Motivational Mums Club, which supports the maternal mental health experience by delivering free mental health sessions to mothers/birthing people to all mothers and has a dedicated peer-to-peer support for black mothers, and culturally sensitive programmes for Black mothers.
She pushes for Mental Health awareness to and for all Mothers and how to take care of ourselves whilst loving and caring for children through sharing her experience and positive methods.
Chrissy is also a lived experience champion for the Maternal Mental Health Alliance and is a member of the Tommy’s Parent Voice Committee, advising on maternal/perinatal research proposals for Black Mothers. She has worked with NHS England, The Mental Health Foundation Charity, NHS East London, South East Integrated Care, Tommee Tippee, The Baby Show, BBC, Roche (The leading pharmaceutical company), and more. Along with speaking at the House of Lords, Channel 4 Dispatches and more.
Spoken on:
Channel 4 Dispatches
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Our Mission Statement
At the Motivational Mums Club CIC, we aim to empower mothers of all types through motivational talks from a panel of Mothers speaking on Mental Health, self love, stillbirth, body image, domestic violence, careers and more. The speakers talk about their experiences with these topics while being a Mother. At the end of the events, there’s an opportunity to network with the panel and other Mothers.
Free Mental Health Sessions is offered to Mothers and Mums to be via The Motivational Mums. The therapy sessions are conducted by qualified Mental Health Specialists who are also Mothers.
Chrissy has created a dedicated path for Black Mothers to get support for their mental health but importantly ensuring their voices are heard by working closely with professional to ensure adequate care is provided and safe spaces are created for peer support. Along with providing culture intelligence to healthcare professionals to improve on mental health outcomes for Black Mothers/Birthing people.
